How to Integrate Webex Status Indication with Philips Hue
Both Cisco WebEx and Philips Hue expose their APIs. Check out the code for this fun way to let your kids (or colleagues) know when you're on a call and prefer not to be disturbed.
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Is Selenium the Right Tool for Automating Your Network Settings?
If you have a repeatable device configuration task that is connected with your web interface, and you usually solve it by using a browser, then you might want to check out Selenium.
Take a New Look at Meraki Marketplace
Find pre-built apps (that use our open APIs) to solve your operational challenges in IT and IoT, and meet your business needs.
How to Automate Testing Using Genie and pyATS
See how you can leverage pyATS for automated testing, which will reduce errors and bugs in production environments and give time back to network engineers.
Try Combining Automation Features from Across Cisco’s Security, Network Access, and Collaboration Portfolio
See how we take advantage of programmability features in Cisco’s cross-architecture product portfolio to enable IT administrators to set in motion all new employee onboarding tasks from a single portal.
Finding Cisco DevNet Elite Secure Code Warriors
Hear about the Secure Code Warrior Challenge at Cisco DevNet Create: how it went, the winners, and of course what happens next!
10 “Must See” DevNet Create Videos
There were sessions for app designers, API creators, and infrastructure operators. For expert coders and for people just starting out. All session videos are now available.
Keep Up with New Meraki APIs, Monthly
This month’s Dashboard API Version 1.14.0 release highlights the ability to claim a vMX into a network, new ping and ping device features and as previously announced, a new way to take advantage of webhooks.
Getting To Know ThousandEyes – Part 1
Let me show you how to install an Enterprise Agent on a Raspberry Pi device, so you can try it at home to see WAN observability with agents running in the cloud.
